DELTA BIRDING FESTIVAL

An annual meeting point for ornithologists and nature lovers in such a privileged location as the Parc Natural del Delta de l'Ebre.

The Delta Birding Festival is the only ornithological festival held in Catalonia.

It takes place in the Ebro Delta, at the MónNatura Delta de l’Ebre facilities. A space managed by Fundació Catalunya la Pedrera.

It is celebrated at the end of September, coinciding with the migration season of many species of birds.

WHAT CAN WE FIND?

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Conferences and presentations by internationally and nationally renowned speakers
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Great trade fair with leading photography and optics brands, material for nature lovers, art...
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Debates and round tables
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Guided visits to natural areas of the Ebro Delta
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Ornithological and naturalist outings in general
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Art and nature photography exhibitions
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Photography tours
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Films and documentaries shows
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Activities and workshops for families

WE’LL BE WAITING FOR YOU...

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Professional ornithologists
Ornithology fans
Naturalists
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Families
Ecotourists
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And to all those who want to enjoy nature in the Ebro Delta!

CONSERVATION PROJECT 2026:

Conservation Project for the European Roller and Steppe Birds in the Dry Plains of Alt Camp

The 12th edition of the Delta Birding Festival will donate the profits from ticket sales to the conservation project for the European roller and steppe birds presented by the local organization GEPEC-EdC. The project aims to protect threatened farmland bird species in one of the last Mediterranean agroforestry mosaics in the Camp de Tarragona region. In response to habitat loss, intensive pesticide use, and the effects of climate change, the initiative has been promoting applied conservation actions since 2015. Its main activities include the installation of nest boxes, scientific monitoring of bird populations, chick ringing, and studies on the impact of temperature inside artificial nesting shelters. The project will also support the conservation of the little owl, the little bustard, and the greater short-toed lark through agreements with farmers and farmland stewardship measures. By combining research, land management, and social participation, the project seeks to enhance biodiversity and preserve the area’s traditional agricultural landscape.

CONSERVATION PROJECTS